What causes pain in the groin of a child?

Children are in a period of rapid development, and sometimes the pain in their thighs may be due to joint problems. In addition, children are at an age where they are curious about the outside world and will play outside energetically, which may cause muscle strain due to excessive activity. No matter what the cause is, children's leg pain should be taken to the hospital in time to check the cause to avoid missing his treatment time.

1. It may be a muscle strain caused by excessive activity. Or it could be synovitis caused by inflammation.

It is best to go to the surgery department of a regular hospital for an examination. Find out what is the cause and take symptomatic medication in time according to the doctor's advice. Early detection and early treatment are necessary, and the disease should not be delayed.

2. If trauma is excluded as the cause of the pain in the groin, other possibilities such as hip synovitis, femoral head necrosis and lumbar disc herniation should be considered. It is recommended to go to the orthopedics department of the hospital for treatment, actively and thoroughly check, identify the cause of the disease, and receive targeted treatment.

3. You need to go to the hospital's surgery or pediatrics department for treatment. The child's condition needs attention. Combined with clinical analysis, it may be hip synovitis or joint effusion, etc. The current condition may need to be combined with clinical MRI examination. Go to the hospital's surgery department for treatment and follow the doctor's advice. It is not appropriate to choose symptomatic drug treatment, especially some analgesics, to avoid delaying the diagnosis of the primary disease. Children with problems need to be prohibited from exercising.

4. If it is caused by trauma or lymph node inflammation, it is best to go to the hospital's surgery department for a check-up. It may also be pain caused by a cold or fever or neuralgia. It is recommended to try taking ibuprofen granules. During local X-ray examination, pay attention to growing pains or those caused by excessive exercise, and be careful not to do strenuous exercise.

5. If there is no trauma, it may be caused by some inguinal lymphadenitis. You can press the painful area to see if it is in the groin and whether there is redness or swelling. In this case, it is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a surgical examination. You can also take some anti-inflammatory drugs first.